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June 12, 2019
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16 Ibiza Hotspots You'll Want to Have on Your Radar!

From our favorites to cool addresses that have just opened

Are you going to Ibiza this summer, or perhaps even in September, or do you have friends who are going soon? Then this shortlist definitely deserves a mention! At Your Little Black Book, we go to Ibiza almost every year. We used to go to party, but now we mainly enjoy the island's relaxed vibe. That's why we've compiled our favorite hotspots for delicious food and drinks in this new Ibiza Travel Guide. Enjoy this wonderful island!

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16 Ibiza hotspots you'll want to know!

  1. Dove: Okay, okay... let's be honest. If you've been to Ibiza more often and love good food, chances are slim you've never heard of La Paloma. But since it's my favorite restaurant on the island, it has to be on this list. As soon as I book my ticket to Ibiza, I'll book a table for dinner at this lovely restaurant in the center of the island. The romantic garden is delightful, and the menu features a variety of seasonal dishes.
    Calle Can Pou 4, Sant Llorenc de Balafia, Ibiza – palomaibiza.com
  2. Nagai: Driving from Ibiza Town towards Sant Llorenç, your attention will automatically be drawn to a house with Geisha graffiti on it. It's restaurant Nagai, and if you like sushi and Asian fusion dishes, it's a must-try. The menu is a mix of Japanese dishes with Mediterranean, Mexican, and Thai influences. Tapas and sushi under one roof!
    Santa Eulària des Riu, Ibiza – nagairestaurant.com
  3. Is Torrent: One of the island's nicest fish restaurants, in my opinion, is Es Torrent. It's located in the bay of the same name, about a 20-minute drive from the airport. Originally a small wooden beach shack, it's now a restaurant with a lovely beach club that has a very relaxed atmosphere. This is the place to go for delicious seafood and authentic dishes like paella, clams, and squid.
    Carretera Sant Josep- Eivissa, Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Ibiza – estorrent.net
  4. Ses Escoles: The old school in San Lorenzo now houses the restaurant Ses Escoles. What started as an olive oil factory and shop is now a gourmet restaurant where seasonal cuisine is served. Whenever we eat there, we always buy a bottle of olive oil to take home from the on-site shop. Be sure to try one of the "Cocas," a type of pizza made with local ingredients, and then order a piece of meat to share. Ses Escoles is known for its excellent grilled meats. Ask for a table near the kitchen for a great view of the chefs cooking!
    Ctra. Vella de Portinatx, Sant Joan de Labritja, Ibiza – canmiquelguasch.com
  5. Sa Caleta: This restaurant is located on a small beach and serves delicious seafood. It's a lovely spot to enjoy a bite to eat and a drink in the shade of the trees while sunbathing and swimming. Be sure to order the mussels; they're so delicious!
    Platja d'es Bol Nou, Sant Josep, Ibiza – restaurantesacaleta.com

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  6. Cala Bonita: Don't tell anyone about this place... This lovely beach bar is located between Ibiza Town and Santa Eulalia in a beautiful bay with a lovely beach. This is the place to go for cocktails and delicious Mediterranean food. I always feel happy when I settle down under one of the parasols for a cold drink!
    Playa de s'Estanyol Camí de s'Estanyol, Santa Eulalia del Río, Ibiza – calabonitaibiza.com
  7. S' Escalinata: This hotspot in Ibiza Town is definitely my favorite. Open from morning until late at night, it's a great place for lunch in the city. The sandwiches are so delicious! And sitting at the low tables on the steps in the old town is wonderful for people-watching.
    Carrer Portal Nou 10, Ibiza Town – sescalinata.es
  8. The Chiringuito: Although it's almost impossible to find a spot in the summer, this remains one of the most enjoyable beach bars in the spring and autumn. The food is incredibly delicious, and it's a great place to have brunch on the weekend and then stroll along the beach at Salinas.
    Playa Es Cavallet, Ibiza – elchiringuitoibiza.com
  9. The Granja: It's actually a members-only retreat. BUT... you can reserve a spot in the restaurant at the farmer's table for a special lunch with ingredients straight from the farm to your plate.
    Carretera Forada a Sant Mateu, Ibiza – lagranjaibiza.com
  10. Babylon Beach: Fancy a beach bar at a fun beach bar, but don't want to go to a fancy place? Then Babylon Beach is the place for you! I always love going there because they have delicious organic dishes on the menu and the atmosphere is very relaxed.
    Carrer Bartomea Tur Clapés 20, Santa Eulalia del Río, Ibiza – babylonbeachbar.com
  11. Restaurant & shop Los Enamorados: The town of Portinatx has become a household name in Ibiza with the opening of Los Enamorados. Located in the north of the island, it's still very peaceful and boasts a lovely beach. For a delicious lunch or dinner overlooking the water and the sunset, head to Los Enamorados. Be sure to pop into the on-site shop, which boasts treasures from around the world!
    Ctra. Vénda de Portinatx 103, Portinatx, Ibiza – losenamoradosibiza.com

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  12. Aiyanna: Great news! The owners of Amante Beach Club have opened a new beach club: Aiyanna. You understand… we can't wait to go there on our next visit to Ibiza!
    Calle 13 la Joya 9, Cala Nova, Ibiza – aiyannaibiza.com
  13. Izakaya: Anyone who loves Japanese food will want to remember this restaurant for a leisurely evening of fine cocktails and delicious Asian dishes. Definitely order the crispy rice with spicy tuna. So delicious!
    Passeig Joan Carles I 1, Ibiza Town, Ibiza – izakaya-restaurant.com
  14. Gare du Nord: The eponymous B&B in the village of San Joan has been open since 2016, and now you can also enjoy a meal at the restaurant of the same name. A nice thing to do after visiting the hippie market in San Joan's village square.
    Carrer de sa Cala 11, San Juan, Ibiza – garedunordibiza.com
  15. The Butcher: YES, the famous burgers from Amsterdam can also be ordered in Ibiza!
    Passeig Joan Carles I 1, Ibiza Town, Ibiza – the-butcher.com
  16. Sir Joan: This is the new IT hotel of this summer with only 38 rooms and centrally located in Ibiza Town.
    Passeig Joan Carles I 1, Ibiza Town, Ibiza – sirhotels.com

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